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A member asked:

Besides hyperparathyroidism, what else could cause elevated serum calcium levels, pth and low vitamin d?

3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Nothing: Primary hyperparathyroidism is diagnosed by demonstrating simultaneous high serum calcium and high pth. In some patients there is a low vitamin d because PTH increases the metabolism of vitamin d.

Dr Lewy-Weiss agreed

Answered 8/5/2015

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None other: Only Primary Hyperparathyroidism will cause elevated Ca,PTH and low vitD

Answered 4/4/2015

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Vitamin d was 15.6 ng/ml and normal calcium high in pth and alkaline phosphatase serum level?

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If I have vitamin d was 15.6 ng/ml and normal calcium high in pth and alkaline phosphatase serum level what does that mean?

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What causes you to have a borderline high calcium level but very very low Vitamin D Level for months now? Any diseases or disorders associated with this? PTH is normal, Albumin is normal and Phos norm

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A member asked:

I have slightly low vitamin d levels, normal calcitriol levels, normal calcium levels, and high urine calcium. Could this be primary hyperparathyroidism?

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What are things you should know if you have an elevated pth, normal calcium level and vitamin d deficiency?

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